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The federal Liberal government will roll out its first budget in just under a month, and to little surprise, the deficit is expected to be far larger than the party first promised.

If you use the Union Pearson Express train, you’re in luck. The province is expected to announce a significant fare cut Tuesday that could take nearly $5 off the price of an adult ticket. As of March 9, it will be down to $9 from $19 with a Presto Card.

Weather and Traffic:

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It’s the calm before the storm. Tuesday will be a sunny day, with a high of 0C and a low of -3C in the morning — a far-cry from the powerful winter storm that will touch down tomorrow.

Most flights out of Pearson and Billy Bishop airports are operating on schedule, but be sure to check again before your trip.

What’s the score?

The Leafs made yet another deal as the NHL trade deadline looms. GM Lou Lamoriello swapped stalwart defenceman Roman Polak and bottom-six forward Nick Spaling to San Jose for two second-round picks and Raffi Torres, who will stay on loan to the Sharks’ AHL affiliate.

The Blue Jays’ Jose Bautista says he’s been playing at a discounted rate for five years. The outspoken slugger, set to become a free agent after the 2016 season, has given the team firm dollar and term demands for his new contract.

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